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Access and Barriers to Treatment and Counseling for Postpartum Women With and Without Symptoms of (CB-)PTSD Within the Cross-Sectional Study INVITE

2024-08-08

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background Although childbirth is frequently described as a positive experience, the transition to parenthood can be challenging and many postpartum women suffer from mental health problems. Nevertheless, the utilization of treatment and counseling services remains low. To improve this, it is necessary to examine the likelihood of and barriers to help-seeking among postpartum women....

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4e6e812f-71fe-5cd9-82d1-22dd82df8064
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4743317/v1
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